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Grow Mo' Betta Workshops: Farm Yard Training 11/15/08 |
Better Growing with Grow Mo' Betta
Food & Farm is sponsoring Grow Mo’ Betta, a series of sustainable agriculture trainings as part of its Farm-Yard Project dedicated to “growing growers” in urban settings to increase local production and availability of fresh and affordable food.
The Farm-Yard Trainings teach the urban gardener or farmer sustainable garden practices and are created with a variety of gardening and farming types and experience levels in mind. Novices as well as seasoned growers are all welcome! Pre-registration is required. |
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Category: PRESS RELEASES
Date: Oct.31.08
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The Farm Yard Project (#2) |
| The Farm Yard Project of The New Orleans Food & Farm Network will build eleven free backyard gardens and plant ten fruit trees in Hollygrove on Saturday, August 27th, 2005. This is the first installation for a project dedicated to improving access to fresh food and the quality of neighborhood life, one community at a time. Kevin Brown, director of The Trinity Christian Community Center, a Hollygrove ministry says In a neighborhood like Hollygrove where eating habits can be part of an unhealthy lifestyle, the Farm Yard project is a breath of fresh air. |
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Category: PRESS RELEASES
Date: Jun.22.07
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The Farm Yard Project (#1) |
The New Orleans Food & Farm Network (N.O.F.F.N.) kicks off its neighborhood organization on food justice on Saturday, August 27th, 2005 beginning at The Trinity Christian Community Center in the Hollygrove neighborhood. Members of N.O.F.F.N. will install backyard gardens for residents in the Hollygrove area to encourage residents to grow a healthy food source in their own yards as an alternative to processed or imported foods. Kevin Brown of The Trinity Christian Community Center says The New Orleans Food & Farm Network ...
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Category: PRESS RELEASES
Date: Jun.22.07
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Our Daily Bread (Dec. 5th, 2006) |
| Our Daily Bread: A thought-provoking film on our food systems in the U.S. The New Orleans Food & Farm Network and the Crescent City Farmers Market are presenting a film on industrial food production and high-tech farming. Friday- Sunday January 12-14 & Tuesday- Thursday January 16-18 @ Zeitgeist Multi-disciplinary Arts Center, 1724 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd (@ Felicity), nightly @ 7:30 p.m. |
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Category: PRESS RELEASES
Date: Jun.22.07
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NOLA Food Maps Online (July 28th, 2006) |
The New Orleans Food and Farm Network is distributing food maps to help returning residents find food in especially hard hit areas and to promote local food businesses that have re-opened since the storm. The NOLA Food Maps are available online at www.nolafoodmap.com to locate places to eat a meal or make groceries!
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Category: PRESS RELEASES
Date: Jun.22.07
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Food for Food's Sake (#1) |
| Local Chefs are pitching in to support food justice for the returning citizens of New Orleans with the giving of 5% of their profits on June 17th, 2006 to the Find the Food food justice program of The New Orleans Food & Farm Network and Market Umbrella.Org. The Food for Foods Sake Event will entertain diners all over the New Orleans area while providing Find the Food Maps to help returning residents find food sources in neighborhoods that lost most of their nearby food sources. This project is dedicated to improving access to fresh food and the quality of neighborhood life, one community at a time. Donald Link, chef of Herbsaint Restaurant and the new restaurant Cochon says allowing all residents the right to accessible food is a key element in returning normalcy to people that lost even the ability to get food on their plates |
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Category: PRESS RELEASES
Date: Jun.22.07
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Food for Food's Sake (#2) |
Who: The New Orleans Food & Farm Network and Market Umbrella.org What: Hosts the Food for Foods Sake Event with local chefs at area restaurants to support food justice programs and the release of the Find the Food maps. When: Saturday, June 17th, from 5:00 p.m. until 10:00p.m. Where: Hasnt been decided yet Restaurant and many area restaurants all over the New Orleans area.
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Category: PRESS RELEASES
Date: Jun.22.07
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Farm Yard Project (#2) |
| Who: The New Orleans Food & Farm Network What: Installs backyard food gardens for residents in the Hollygrove neighborhood to promote a healthy, local alternative to processed or imported foods. When: Saturday, August 27th, from 7:00 a.m. until 3:00p.m. Where: Beginning at The Trinity Christian Community Center located at 3908 Joliet Street, New Orleans, LA 70118 |
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Date: Jun.22.07
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Dig This! (Feb 2007) |
"Dig This!" is a daylong seminar held twice a year, hosted by the New Orleans Food & Farm Network to show participants how to grow food crops at home. Basic organic growing techniques are offered that include soil testing, creative container growing, fruit tree info and planting techniques, tips on varieties of veggies for our area, and composting styles. Attendees will participate in hands-on activities and take home information to begin their own projects. Speakers include local horticultural expert, extension agent and columnist, Dan Gill as well as local Permaculture landscape designer, Grant Estrade.
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Category: PRESS RELEASES
Date: Jun.22.07
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